Question 1

How do attendees get to and around Honolulu?

Accepted Answer

Honolulu is served by Daniel K. Inouye International Airport with extensive nonstop service. From the airport, it’s a quick transfer to Waikiki. Once in town, many areas—especially Waikiki—are walkable, and attendees can use TheBus, the Waikiki Trolley, rideshare, and bikes to move easily between hotels, beaches, dining, and venues.

Question 2

What areas are best to stay in or host an event?

Accepted Answer

Waikiki offers beachfront resorts, shopping, and dining in a highly walkable setting. Downtown/Chinatown showcases historic architecture, arts, and acclaimed eateries. Ala Moana blends the island’s largest open-air shopping, a popular beach park, and quick access to Waikiki. Kaka‘ako adds waterfront parks, striking street art, and buzzy restaurants—great for creative offsites.

Question 3

How many venues and what types are available?

Accepted Answer

Our directory lists 190 venues, including Event Spaces (30), Hotels (8), Galleries (4), Mansions (2), a Banquet Hall, a Warehouse, a Country Club, a Conference Center, a Theater, and an Outdoor site. Notable options include Aston Waikiki Beach Tower, Ka Lewa Lānai, Aupuni Space, Waikiki Brew Co., Generations Ballroom, Hale ‘Ikena Community Activity Center, Beachhouse at the Moana, and Eines Villa di Nozze WAIKIKI LEIA. Many venues also offer in-house catering, parking, outdoor space, and AV/tech.

Question 4

What event capacities and spaces can venues accommodate?

Accepted Answer

Capacities (where known, 8 venues) range from 20 to 1,350 guests. Reported meeting options include a venue with 20,000 sq ft of event space.

Question 5

Are there venues with on-site guest rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Two venues offer on-site guest rooms ranging from 9 to 839 rooms, and one of these can be booked directly online.

Neighborhoods in Honolulu